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senator Jones, Lost Chance.
SENATOR CALL SAYS HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN RI
ELECTED. IF


SENATOR CALL SAYS HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN RE-
ELECTED, IF
Senator Call, who has just returned from Florida,
says that though he studied the Senatorial situa.
ton very attentively he could not say who will be
elected. He said that had Senator Jones gone to
Florida from Detroit at the first mention of his
name for the Senate and given his attention to the
canvass he could undoubtedly have been reelected
Ex-GOv. BLOxAA LIKELY TO SUCCEED JONES.
gentleman whOhas just returned from Florida,
where he has mingled among the State politicians
freely and talked the interesting contest over
the Senatorships, says he thinks it is pretty GER
tain that ex-GOv. Bioxam Will succeed Mr.. Jones.
The contest is pretty sharp between Gov. Perry
and ex-GOv. Bloxam, and there are many pOliti-
clans there who still have an idea that Mr.. Jones
may come up suddenly with considerable strength.
The prevailing idea is, however, that he Will not
again claim recognition from Florida Represent
alive Davidson is very favorably spoken OF, and it
is said would certainly be chosen as Senator but
for the fact that his services are needed in the
lower house.
The republicans, THE STARS informant SAYS, are
very friendly to Mr.. BlOXam, and II he fails Of
enough democratic votes they will give him their
votes to defeat Perry.
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A Threat from Jake SharD.

AAAs 'o"S M WILL I'LL Ihl WHkN HE
PUT on TRIAL
An Albany dispatch TO the New York Sun saws.
There is a definite rumor here that Mr.. Jacob
Sharp has threatened to confess in case the dis
tr1ct attorney does not Jet up on him. TWAS
SO stated in political circles OF New York. and The
assemblymen and senators, who came up this
evening brought the story up with them. Mr..
Sharp has been represented as saying that he
would tell the truth II he brought TO trial no
matter whether or not lie were to convict himself
by 50 doing. When the bOoGie trials first beran
Mr.. sharp had no fear Of personal molestation.
He knew that neither Jaehne McQuade nor
O'Neil could well duplicate him, and In this
knowledge he felt safe. He didn't even object To
being tried IL il would give the district attorney
amy satisfaction. IL Was only recently that he
became alarmed. The same runiors that refer To
his threatened confession say that the district at
tOrney has evidence that connects Mr. Sham
directly with the bribery OF the aldermen IL is
well-known that he looked after the market here
direct though rs that is for the district attorney
OF Albany County TO look after, he did not bother
over that, but the business with the aldermen was
done through agents. Within a short time Mr.
Sharp has had Cause TO fear that some one further
in than the aldermen has peached. 1t may be
one OF the exles. Whether IL is or not the rumors
90 not say, but something came to Mr.. Sharps ear
TO cause HIM alarm tor his personal saIety He is
reported 10 have said TO a friend within q fort
night: I'll they so Oh and prosecute me, I'll make
1t not for them and they'd better understand it,"
This conversation was repeated here this after
noon, but the gentleman who gave IL said he could
go no further. The ruInO:S go further and give
names OF several ErOmiuent politicians whom Mr..
Sharp threatened 10 expose. Low much truth
there is IN these tales none OF the interested par
ties here VIII frankly tell, but that there have
been new and big developments In the Broadway
business there Is no doubt, and the assemblyInen
and senators who were here observing Mr.. Sharp's
minisCrations In times past, are taking great Ia.
terest in the matter among themselves.
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SECRETARY OF THE COMMISSION ELEC
Special Meeting OF the National
Academy.

A meeting Of the National Academy, to which
the public is invited, Will be held tomorrow even
ing, at o'clock, in the National Museum, for the
presentation Of the Watson medal and the de
livery OF a eulogy upon Prof. VIM. B. Rogers, late
president of the academy by Gen. Francis A.
Walker, president OF Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, and a eulOgy upon Prof. Edward
Tuckerman, late Of Amherst College, by Prof. W.
G. Farlow, OF Harvard University.
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The Rebellion Records Office.

The Rebellion Records Office.
L1ECT.-COL. LAZEIIE TIC BE APPOINTED sUPERIN-
TENDENT.
Misunderstood that Lt.-COl. Henry NJ. LaZelle, 2d
infantry, will be appointed superintendent OF the
Office of Rebellion Records to succeed LtCol R N.
Scott, Sd artillery, deceased Col. Lazelle is now
on duty at the headquarters OF the Department OF
the columbia. He was one OF the two army officers
who were sent to India last yeal as guests OF the
British government to represent the U. s. Army at
the manCeuvers OF the British troops there. He
was at one time commandment OF cadets at West
Point. and has been intruSted with important in
Spection duties
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CHICAGo's CORRUPT Notwithstanding county
ofhcials contractors, and parties who have mad
dealings with Cook County, Illinois, there are
now 1tty-One persons under Indictment. Against
these 2SS true bills have been found, embracing
the charges OF conspiracy, bribery, and suborna-
ton OF perjury. The bali bonds furnished foot up
punish those who have violated their Official oaths
and is not specially pursuing the little fellows
who helped to rob the county and were then rob-
bed In turn by the officials. These people, or most
OF them, will testify at the trials and then the In
dictments against them will In all probability be
dropped.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

- ACRES IN THE TOWN OF EVANSVILLE
81 for sale; will readily sublvide into sixty $3.50
lots high dry and healthy; adjoining land held al
$500 to 5000 per acre; price. $4,000: bargain.
Address RICHARD p EVANS. Atty at Law,
Ion Sian
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A Demand That the Offending Editor
be Sent 10 the Tower

LONDON, April l9.-The Pail Mall Gdzette says:
MI. Parnell is an Irishman; therefore the
Times is allowed to insult and libel him with i'm
punity. We earnestly appeal to the members OF
tne mouse OF commons On both sides to do Mr. Par
nell justice and commit the editor of the Times to
the clock tower for breach OF privilege"
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EsoEAv,ss AND D1E Srsx1se.

kneraSlng ON metal and wood MonograIns and crests
on seals watches ewelry Card engrsying and print
ing sea- engraving in ali its branches Bookbindefs'
c1ee soap uies and steel stamp cutting Rubber
stamPs ior mar and all Kinds OF stamping material
Soia OF sltSer bullion enbrodering. kegaas aud all
ALIVE Va 1ooxe pafaphern&1A mh12
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Six Wen Probably nraxxned.

NEW YORK, April 19.-The harbor police were
informed to-day that six men, including Frank
a 16-foot catboat at Communipaw On Sunday last
ana set sail for BayOnne They did not return,
nor dd they reach their destination as far as can
DE learned. Nothing has been heard of them
since.
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Funeral of the Cotton King.

NEW YORK, April 19.-The funeral services OF
the late Morris Ranger at one time known as the
cotton king OF the world, took place at his resi-
dence On 56th street to-day. The services were
those OF the Jewish faith conducted by Rabbi DR..
Godhelm. The funeral was attended by represen-
business men.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest IGlGglaDlS to The Star.
THE AFGHAN REBELS.

They Defeat Another Army Sent
Against Them by the Anleer.
BOMBAY, April 19.-Paryana Khan. the Afghan
commander, who was sent by the ameer with a
force OF 5000 men to avenge the recent
massacre OF Gholam Haider Khan, the
governor OF Maruf, by the Ghilzai's, whose
reoellion he had set out to suppress, was met and
routed south OF Ghuzni by the rebels
The Khan OF Dhr has rebelled against the
Amer. He has attacked and defeated the Khan
OF Bodshora and captured one OF the latters vii
lagos and quantity OF breach loading rifles.
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Mgr. Quinn,s Death Sudden.

PARIS, April 19.-1he remains of Vicar General
Quinn have been sept to Havre, en- route to New
Ork. The clerk at the Hotel de st. Petersburg,
at which Mgr. Quinn was stopping, says that his
death was sudden o'
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A LOST COUSIN or MRS. MANNISG.-,Jas. Craik.
miller, disappeared IRON Lacrosse, Monday
night, April IL. Great anxiety Is manifested by
friends as 10 his whereabouts. Al empty pocket
book was found in an alley The day after he disap-
peared with marks OF blood on it, Craik is q firSt
cousin OF Mrs. Manning, wife Of the eN-SecrcLaIy
or the Treasury. fom play is suspected.
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THE G. A. r. AND THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE CIR
CULAR-A telegram from Madison, Wis. says:
COmmander-in-Chief Fairchild, OF the G. A. r.. has
decided TO take no Official action on the New York
Iri6uneS circular asking the posts to send their
opinions Of President Cieyeland's yetoes Of pension
hills
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Mr.. BLAINE LEAVES FOR CHICAGO. - Walker
Blaine, who is in Chicago, received a telegram
from his father, JAS. q. Blaine, yesterday AFTER
noon, dated FOrtsGibSon, and reading as follows:
''Leave here tonight. Hope to be in Chicago We'd
peSday morning."
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Strike of Rricklayer. at Raleixh.

RALEIGH, n. C., April 19.-There was Il genera
strike OF brickayers here to-day for an advance IL
wages OF 10 cents per day. The rate at presen,
paid is $685.
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q fA1 lBoBF0N BANKRRs' BAEQuET. The Bank
QleeFy Association OF Boston held its annual din
ner = the Parker House yesterday afternoon and
eyeuln&, aud entertained as guests Controller
Trenholm, Bank Examiner Magruder, Assistant
United states Treasurer Aldrich, Gov. Ames, the
Rev. Phillips BrookA and PROF. VIM. Everett, al o.
whom made speechea
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and ): 100 pm prices
wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 10Th street:
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MARRIED.

R1CH-RITCHIE. On April Is, 1887, at 4 O'Clock
pn 1T the residence oi the brlGe'- parents, by Rev.
DIR. Perry, of St Andrews church, JOHN y RICH OF
Rochester. n. u, to FANNIE n kIrCHIE, OF WASH
ington, ID. T..
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The commission has decided to hear representa-.
tives OF the transc0ntinental railroads on Thurs
day OF this week upon their application for a sus.
pension OF the long and short haul feature OF the
Interstate commerce law
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The ALLEGED Chicapo Rooa,.rs.

General Foreign News.
THE EARL OF LONGFORD DEAD.
LONDON. April 19.-The earl OF LOngfOrd Is dead.
He was SiXty-eight year3Of age.
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District Government Affairs.

have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
Mrs. Balinda Haden, to erect brick dwelling, No.
l744 X street northwest; $l0,5O0. Jackson
Humphrey, to erect two brick dwellings, No. 124S
and 1850 ~ street southwest; $500 Mrs En-
nelo to erect frame dwelling at Ivy City; 800.
John F. Anwine, to erect frame dwelling, No. 513
erect I three frame dwellings, NOS 81 7s and Us
I2h street southeast; s., ESQ. Edward Temple, to
erect mine dwellings, Nos. 40l to 49, in Temple
alley southwest; $500. j. E. Moran, to alter No.
1912 street northwest. $500. J. F. Adams, TO re-
pair No. 1905 F street northwest; $500. N. w.
Graham, to alter No. 7O4 18th street northwest;
800. T. F. JOY, to build frame shed In rear OF
house on Monroe street; $3.50.
NIsCELLAEOCs
The Commisionersh have approved the subdivision
OF square 6l5.
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THE q. s. S. Yantic arrived at Pensacola to-day
on her way nOrthward.

FISHERIES STATIsTICS.-The quarterly report OF
the Bureau OF Statistics, besides treating OF the
liquor traffic, deals fully with the fishery queS-
tion, showing that the catch for Massachusetts
alone is larger than that Of all Canada
and ,that our importations are about
as large. Secretary Bayard VIII have
q thousand copies OF this part
of the report printed separately for the use OF the
State Department in dealing with Canada upon
The fisheries question.
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Bulgarian Con.pirators Liberate

SOFIA, April 19.-M. Karavelaff and NJ. NikafOr.
on, The leaders OF the conspiracy which resulted In
the deposition and department OF Prince Alexan.
DER, nave been liberated from the Imprisonment
imposed upon them when the present Bulgarian
regency assumed power
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CHICAGO. IT,, April 10, II q m.-WheAt opsned
easy e. w aor nay denvsfX broke Oh e ex rc.s
-, "a: n corn. 50 9-16. May oats. % 0-1& Nay
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Two Tenement Houses in Flames.
MANY LIVES IN DANGER-wOULD NOT LEAVE HI:
INVALID DAUGHTER

INVALID DAUGHTER
NEW YORK, April 19.-Fire broke out this morn
ing in two big tenement houses in this city and
scenes OF wild confusion followed. one was at
18th street and 18th avenue, and the other in
West 10th street. The former building is five
stories high and only Just opened to tenants Re.
Ing strangers TO the 1ntfcacieS OF the building
many peoaie ran into danger in their efforts To
escape. The police dragged TO the roof women and
children nearly Suif0cated with The dense smoke
Eleven children were thus rescued. They belonged
TO the families OF August Striker, August Fonk,
Patrick DWyer and Dennis Healey Where the
fire started, on the fourth floor, Nicholas Clutch
| was found senselese and severely burned about
tine hands J., and ID face lamp
upper stories OF the building were entirely Quilted
The damage is $4,000 and the insurance S12, 600.
In the West sixteenth street tenement there
were seventeen families. On the fourth floor were
John keenan, and his invalid daughter Mary He
refused to leave her while the flames were burning
up Inc WoodWork OF the room, and both father
company. The fire started in Wenman's bakery
In the basement, and the police are now searching
Tor Wennan TO explain how it originated. The
exasperated tenants are helping the police in the
search.
The Vote For the Second Reading.
LONDON, April 19.-Three liberaI-untOnists voted
against the second reading OF the Irish crimes act
amendment bill in the house OF commons last
night. Six conservatives six Gladsfonites ten
liberal unionists and three Irish NATIONALIST were
absent.
Hotel Burned.
WORCESTER, MASS, April 19.-The Spencer Hotel
was burned this morning, causing loss OF about
$1,000.
Furniture Dealers in Trouble.
CINCINNATI, April 19.-Louis & Co., dealers in
furniture, household goods etc, assigned to-day to
Fred. A. johnson. Assets are estimated at $50 COO
with liabilities $4,000.
The Alleged Chicago BOOdlers.
CHICAGO, April 19-Judge Tuley this morning
Overruled the motion TO QuaSh the fourth and
nth counts in Indictment 10 1899 against Nc
Garigle and others, charging conspiracy executed
ana uneXecuted. He also formally Overruled the
motion TO quash all the indictments for conspir-
acy.
General Foreign News.
THE EARL OF LONGFORD DEAD.
LONDON, April 19-The earl OF LOngfOrd Is dead
He was SiXty-eght yearSOf age.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETRR.-The following
were the readings at the Signal Office today
m, SO; 2p.m., 10; maximum 10; minimum, 3D.
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CHARGES AGAlNsTIRIsH LEADERS

proposed Investigation by a Special
Committee of the Commons.
LONDON. April 19.-In the house of commons
this afternoon Mr.. Caldwell, beral-unionist, gave
notice that he would move for the appointmept of
q select committee to Investigate the charges
made by the Times against MI Parnel and other
irish leaders In connection with crime in Ireland
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THE GAR F.yops pr.cr
The Pan handle Thieves.

ExcONDUCToR ARMSTRONG HELD IN $500 BAIL
In Deputy Mayor Crupp's Office In P1ttsburg yes
terday was commenced the preliminary hearing OF
the Pan Handle robbers The first case was that
of Ex-conductOr Armstrong The evidence offered
was valiSe OF Armstrong; filled with stolen
goods. Deputy Mayor Crupp disallowed a motion
Ior release and held the prisoner in $500 Others
Then waived examination and the remainder had
their cases adjourned until Wednesday
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Mr.. Ives Says IL Is All Bosh.

Mrs ives says H - All kBOS0s
Cincinnati Special to the New York World
rumor originating in New York prevailed here
to-day that Ives and Stayner were unable TO COM
ply with the terms OF this alleged contract In pur-
chasing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Ives
telegraphed Gabriel Meter, of Cincinnati tonight,
saying sits all bOsh.r
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BOARDING.

1;SOR RENT-FuRNISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST
Il class board. near McPherson Square References
exchanged. Transients accommodated l0l6 18th at
Hiho-1w. =
4 SOD / ST. y. W.. TABLE BOARD; FUR
AC.A nished Rooms, double and single, with
Board references guaran teed ard required. ap9.w+
pERsoNS WHO MAY DESIRE WELL yENTILA-
ted apartments single suite, furnished or un.
FURNISHED should call at GRAYS, the old established
caterer, who has taken the new and commodious
Eouse L. c. OF 18th and Corcoran n W. Per
,nse1i or transient, with Table d. Hote and Cafe
t%ted Private dining always ready for Dinner
tor -
SPkAGUE MANSION, COR. 9Th AND Sis. NM,
Crcois and board by the day, week or month ap-
ROARDlNG AND ROOMS = TWO LARGE WELL
- FURNISHED communicating front rooms; second
Moor table board Is month, per week and so
f2j-3m
EoR RENT-PLEAsANT.. WELL FURNISHED
Il Rooms, with without Table Board: referepcaa
gwen aud required 5l4 18TH st NV. fI7-2ms
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Ford has brought an action, in New Haven, Conn,
for libel against the Union OF that city, for its
matter OF the invitation TO the President and Mrs.
Cleveland to attend the dedication OF the soldiers
monument. Damages are laid at $4,000.
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WANTED-A PARTY TO ENGAGE IN A LIGHT
w manufacturing business silent active part
Der; who can command $500 Profits all that can be
desired Address MANUFACTURER Star office.
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COUNTRY REAL ! ESTATE.

EOR SALE-DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
II Rockville, Nd reasonable rates situation high
and healthy. Apply to FRANK HIGGINS Rockville,
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BUILDING TRADES SrRIKERs.-The building trades
council I'm CHICAGO all the building trades being
represented, adopted the following rule: ''On de-
mand OF union represented q general strike
shall be ordered to reinstate q member or meua-
berS who have struck and are refused employment
On that fob that was struck" =
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TnE COLUMBIA MuruA1 LIFE As

- Az OOLCMBlA 1/lFE k1S
ISOLATION
INSURES AT COST
Ofhce-No. 1919 street, Washington, DC
No. 223 German street, Baltimore
r4.c-
TRUSTEES.
W. ". DUDLEY, President.
:. = JONAS II. MCGOWAN, Vice President.
FRANKsI TIRBETS, Secretary.
GEGRGEH. B. WHITE. Treasurer.
CHAPIN BROWN, Attorney
JAMES +. HOOD
PRANK r.. RAWLINGS
~ HENRY N CQPP
y ,kEFUS K HELPHENSTINE
q, Inc plans Of the Columbia Mutual are the outcome
VI years study The advice Of thoughtful insurance
men improved and perfected by L G. FOUSE who is
aecoemzed the world over Is authority upon insur
a a The Columbia is among the few companies which
VIII ehoeavor to combat the errors OF what has been
,n as insurance We invite the atten
SnT plan we have no fine print but every point il
a ned Dssk The Columbia Mutual strong financially
seah3 } Any and all questions cheerully answered
ap4-3m FRANK j. TIBBETS, Secretary.
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CAMBRIDGE MASS.-TO LET-NEAR THE COL
~ lege house of - rooms with stable ell In COM
pete order; terms reasonable to desirable tenant.
Address ROWLAND, Cambridge, P. o.. Mass. ap19
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HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS: LARGE GARDEN; FOUR
IL minutes from depot. at Vienna Also, small Farm
mile from station FOR rent. o. 4. HINE Vienna Fair
fax county. Va aplf-3ts
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STRIKE NorEa-About 400 weavefs employed in
No. and NO mills, OF the Hamilton Corpora
count OF dissatisfaction arising from change Of
management-Them men employed a. Covert .
Sons lumber yards, on NewtoWn Greek, I. J.,
struck yesterday for an increase Of wages, apd
the police had TO be called In TO suppress tbs dis
ordet-Two hundred hands employed In the
conservation q the Raleigh On. Co. water.wosks
wagea-The Belvtdere, N. J., iron mines have
voluntarily Increased wages ID Per cent
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DROPPED DEAD IN THE STRKKT.-Last night about
nine O'Clock an old white-hatrod cOlOfed man,
probably about sixty-fve or seventy years Of age,
dropped dead On 10Th street. between n and o
streets northwest. His body was removed In the
patrol wagon to the mOrgue at the sixth police
station and win be kept there few dAy1 tor i0en-
tfncation. He wore pair Of gray pants and vest,
and dark coat red handkerchief and an old
oner Patterson and DR.. Tyler made 8 post mortem
examination, and found that death was due to
congestion OF the lungs
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FURNITURE DeaieTS IN IfOUbIee
CINCINNATI, April 19.-Louis & Co., dealers in
furniture household goods etc, assigned to-day to
Fred. A. johnson. Assets are estimated at OOOO.
with Liabilities 600
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PERSONAL

I WISH PARTY To JOIN ME IN A PATENT FOR
Il valuable invention that will pay in ten DAYS
after It's specifications and drawings ready for
fling to be seen at 5l1 9TH st. Room s. Half interest
for small price.
It, INvPNToR
WANTED-A SOLDIER WHO SERVED IN TIE
w 1881 New York Volunteers He viii find it to
his advantage by calling at 421 l. st. NV aplS-:3ts
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ us we are now prepared to pay full value for
Cent? Second hand Clothing. Address or call at
1oel 8 oid stand 6l9 u St. NV. ap14-3m
(1VIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
Sand Answers. Send 10 cents to book stores or to
s. w. FILM. A. NJ, Ivy Institute
mhI9-1m' 5. W. Cor. 9Th and SITS. d w.
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IfOR SA1.E-BAXTER MCGOWAN ARE PRE-
pared to impart reliable information to parties
seeking Investments at Forest Glen one of the firm
having for twelve years resided in full view OF the site
on which the beautiful hotel stands All seeking in
vest1nents IN that delightful suburban resort Will do
well TO call ut our office, lOO8-l 1910 st.
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EOR SALE-HALF MILE FROM FOREST GLEN
Il Station, beautiful six-acre tract fine location:
buildings: splendid site for building. BAXTER
MACGOWAN. aOOS-1O1O ST. apl6-3ts
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WANTED-TO RENT-NEAR CITY. WITH PRIV
w lege OF purchasing House and good Outbuldlngs,
with about five Acres of Land healthy loca
ton Address u. L. SMITH. z. o. Box 242 apI0-3t.